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<thorny plant> 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
<to treat with a sharp instrument> 1 Show all shifts Show map
<trademark> None 1 Show all shifts Show map
<tree> 3 Show all shifts Show map
table (of data) two-dimensional presentation of data 1 Show all shifts Show map
table of contents 1 Show all shifts Show map
table, desk item of furniture with a flat top surface raised above the ground, usually on one or more legs 5 3 Show all shifts Show map
tablecloth cloth used to cover and protect a table, especially for a dining table 1 Show all shifts Show map
tactless 1 Show all shifts Show map
tadpole young toad or frog in its larval stage of development that lives in water, has a tail and no legs, and, like a fish, breathes through gills 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
Tahitian chestnut tree Inocarpus fagifer, species of flowering plant in the subfamily Faboideae of the legume family, Fabaceae 1 Show all shifts Show map
tail caudal appendage of an animal that is attached to its posterior and near the anus 37 1 Show all shifts Show map
tail fat (of sheep) mass of fat stored in the rump of a beast as an adaption to heat and harsh environmental conditions or selection by man 1 Show all shifts Show map
tailed having a tail 1 Show all shifts Show map
tailor's thimble pitted, now usually metal, cup-shaped cap worn on the tip of a finger, which is used in sewing to push the needle through material 3 Show all shifts Show map
talc soft mineral, composed of hydrated magnesium silicate, that has a soapy feel and a greenish, whitish, or grayish color, and usually occurs in foliated masses 1 Show all shifts Show map
talent 5 Show all shifts Show map
talisman magical object providing protection against ill will, or the supernatural, or conferring the wearer with a boon such as good luck, good health, or power 3 Show all shifts Show map
talkative person one who chats or talks to excess; chatterbox 1 9 Show all shifts Show map
talks, negotiation 1 Show all shifts Show map
tall person 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
tamarind leguminous tree Tamarindus indica bearing edible fruit that is indigenous to tropical Africa. 1 Show all shifts Show map
tamarisk any of several shrubs, of the genus Tamarix, native to arid regions in Eurasia and Africa, often invasive in other arid regions 2 Show all shifts Show map
tambourine percussion instrument consisting of a small, usually wooden, hoop closed on one side with a drum frame and featuring jingling metal disks on the tread; it is most often held in the hand and shaken rhythmically 1 Show all shifts Show map
tank (armour) armoured fighting vehicle, armed with a gun, and moving on caterpillar tracks 3 Show all shifts Show map
tank (closed container for liquids) closed container for liquids or gases 1 Show all shifts Show map
tansy plant Tanacetum vulgare 1 Show all shifts Show map
tap, faucet exposed plumbing fitting; a tap or spigot; a regulator for controlling the flow of a liquid from a reservoir 3 Show all shifts Show map
tapir large odd-toed ungulate with a long prehensile upper lip of the family Tapiridae 1 4 Show all shifts Show map
tar black, oily, sticky, viscous substance, consisting mainly of hydrocarbons derived from organic materials such as wood, peat, or coa 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
taro tropical plant Colocasia esculenta grown primarily for its edible corms 1 Show all shifts Show map
tart (taste) 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
taste (aesthetic) None 2 Show all shifts Show map
taste (n.) 8 1 Show all shifts Show map
tasteless 3 4 Show all shifts Show map
tasty 4 4 Show all shifts Show map
Taurus constellation of the zodiac supposedly shaped like a bull and containing the star Aldebaran 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
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tayra Eira barbara, an omnivorous animal from the weasel family, native to the Americas 1 Show all shifts Show map
tea drink made by infusing dried leaves or buds of the tea plant in hot water 4 Show all shifts Show map
teacher person who teaches, especially one employed in a school 2 4 Show all shifts Show map
tears None 2 3 Show all shifts Show map
telegram 1 Show all shifts Show map
television electronic home entertainment device equipped with a screen and a speaker for receiving television signals and displaying them in audio-visual form 1 Show all shifts Show map
template for making clothes 1 Show all shifts Show map
temple (body part) slightly flatter region, on either side of the human head, behind of the eye and forehead, above the zygomatic arch, and forward of the ear 3 Show all shifts Show map
temptation 1 Show all shifts Show map
ten cardinal number occurring after nine and before eleven, represented in Arabic numerals as 10 and in Roman numerals as X 3 Show all shifts Show map
ten thousand the cardinal number 10000 1 Show all shifts Show map
tender (adj.) 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
tendon 5 3 Show all shifts Show map
tendril (of plant) thin, spirally coiling stem that attaches a plant to its support 2 Show all shifts Show map
tense (grammar) Grammar category of Tense 2 Show all shifts Show map
tense, stressful (of relationships; atmosphere; situation) 1 Show all shifts Show map
tent pavilion or portable lodge consisting of skins, canvas, or some strong cloth, stretched and sustained by poles, used for sheltering people from the weather 1 Show all shifts Show map
tentacle (of animals) elongated, boneless, flexible organ or limb of some animals, such as the octopus and squid 1 Show all shifts Show map
term (chronological) chronological limitation or restriction, a limited timespan 1 Show all shifts Show map
term of address among equals None 1 Show all shifts Show map
term of address to a man None 9 Show all shifts Show map
term of address to a married woman 1 Show all shifts Show map
term of address to a wife 1 Show all shifts Show map
term of address to a woman None 1 11 Show all shifts Show map
term of address with endearment None 8 Show all shifts Show map
territorial entity 4 Show all shifts Show map
test, experiment 1 Show all shifts Show map
Testament (christianity) to feel strong displeasure, hostility provoked by a situation or someone's actions 3 Show all shifts Show map
testicle 1 11 Show all shifts Show map
tetanus (disease) an acute infectious bacterial disease characterized by tonic spasm of voluntary muscles especially of the jaw and caused by an exotoxin of a clostridium (Clostridium tetani) which is usually introduced through a wound (Merriam-Webster) 1 Show all shifts Show map
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textile, cloth material made of interlacing fibres 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
Thai crape myrtle species of flowering plant Lagerstroemia floribunda in the family Lythraceae 1 Show all shifts Show map
the day after tomorrow 1 Show all shifts Show map
the day before yesterday 1 Show all shifts Show map
the same one not different or other; not another or others; not different as regards self 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
then 1 Show all shifts Show map
there 1 Show all shifts Show map
thick 16 2 Show all shifts Show map
thick (of a growth, hair) 2 3 Show all shifts Show map
thick / fat None Show all shifts Show map
thief 4 6 Show all shifts Show map
thigh / hip 3 2 Show all shifts Show map
thin (of an object) 22 2 Show all shifts Show map
thing 1 4
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thing 1 4 Show all shifts Show map
third ordinal form of the cardinal number three; coming after the second 4 Show all shifts Show map
third-person singular third-person singular pronoun 4 Show all shifts Show map
thirst sensation of dryness in the throat associated with a craving for liquids, produced by deprivation of drink 2 Show all shifts Show map
this way, like this 1 Show all shifts Show map
thorn 9 1 Show all shifts Show map
thought, idea 1 Show all shifts Show map
thousand cardinal number 1000 3 Show all shifts Show map
thread 4 2 Show all shifts Show map
three 1
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three times 1 Show all shifts Show map
threshing floor 1 Show all shifts Show map
threshold 4 Show all shifts Show map
throat 19 1 Show all shifts Show map
thrush 1 Show all shifts Show map
thumb 3 10 Show all shifts Show map
thunder 4 3 Show all shifts Show map
thunderstorm 1 Show all shifts Show map
Thursday day of the week; it follows Wednesday and precedes Friday 4 Show all shifts Show map
thymus ductless gland, consisting mainly of lymphatic tissue, located behind the top of the breastbone 1 Show all shifts Show map
thyroid gland 1 Show all shifts Show map
tick (Acarina) 2 Show all shifts Show map
tidy, neat 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
tiger Panthera tigris, a large predatory mammal of the cat family, indigenous to Asia 5 8 Show all shifts Show map
tight, taut 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
tile regularly-shaped slab of clay or other material, affixed to cover or decorate a surface, as in a roof-tile, glazed tile, stove tile, carpet tile etc. 1 Show all shifts Show map
timbre 1 Show all shifts Show map
time 10 4 Show all shifts Show map
time (instance) 1 5 Show all shifts Show map
time / period of time 1 Show all shifts Show map
time distance None 1 Show all shifts Show map
tin (n.) 5 7 Show all shifts Show map
tin, can 2 Show all shifts Show map
tinea versicolor a skin condition of a yeast infection causing discoloured patches on the trunk and proximal extremities 1 Show all shifts Show map
tip 1 Show all shifts Show map
tired 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
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to abase oneself 1 Show all shifts Show map
to abate (about wind) to become less strong (about wind) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to abduct, kidnap a bride to seize and take away a bride by force (as a wedding custom) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to abolish to officially end a law, system, or official decision 1 5 Show all shifts Show map
to accelerate to cause to move or progress faster 1 Show all shifts Show map
to accompany (music) to play a musical instrument as a support or complement for another person's singing 1 Show all shifts Show map
to accomplish test 1 Show all shifts Show map
to accuse, blame to say that someone is guilty of a crime or responsible for doing something bad 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to acquire to obtain something by buying it or being given it 1 Show all shifts Show map
to acquit to declare or find innocent or not guilty 1 Show all shifts Show map
to act according to to do what one has to do according to someone's instructions, a plan etc. 5 Show all shifts Show map
to add to put something with something else in order to increase the total number of items, amount of substance etc. 3 2 Show all shifts Show map
to address (someone) to start communicating with someone directly 1 Show all shifts Show map
to adhere, support to support someone or something; to be attached, devoted, loyal to someone or something 4 Show all shifts Show map
to admire to value highly, to feel respect and approval for someone or something 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to adorn, decorate to make an object or a location look more attractive by putting something pretty upon or inside it 8 2 Show all shifts Show map
to advise to offer an opinion to someone, as worthy or expedient to be followed 1 Show all shifts Show map
to agree to have the same opinion about something as someone else 4 Show all shifts Show map
to aim (weapon) to point or direct a missile, or a weapon which propels as missile, towards an object or spot with the intent of hitting it 1 Show all shifts Show map
to analyse to examine something carefully in order to fully understand its structure, functioning etc. 1 Show all shifts Show map
to anchor to lower the anchor on a ship in order to hold it in one place 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to answer to say something as a reply to what someone else has asked, suggested etc. 7 4 Show all shifts Show map
to apologize to ask for forgiveness 1 Show all shifts Show map
to appear for a moment to appear somewhere very briefly and disappear almost immediately 1 Show all shifts Show map
to appear somewhere to start to exist or to be seen in a given place 1 Show all shifts Show map
to appoint (to a position) to choose someone for a position or a job 6 Show all shifts Show map
to approach suddenly to move very quickly in a certain direction, to approach something quickly 1 Show all shifts Show map
to approach, come near to move towards or nearer to someone or something 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
to argue, have a dispute to have a verbal (often angry) debate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to arrange a banquet to organize a feast, celebratory meal 1 Show all shifts Show map
to arrange, put in order to put into a proper order, into a correct or suitable sequence or adjustment 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to arrest 1 Show all shifts Show map
to ascend (dough) to rise after fermenting 1 Show all shifts Show map
to ask / to ask for, request None 1 1
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to ask for, request to make a request for something 9 4 Show all shifts Show map
to ask in marriage to ask for consent to marriage from the bride or her parents 4 Show all shifts Show map
to ask, inquire to address someone in order to get information 8 3 Show all shifts Show map
to astonish to surprise suddenly and greatly 2 Show all shifts Show map
to attach to to fasten or connect one object to another 2 Show all shifts Show map
to attack to start using violence directed at a person or a place 2 6 Show all shifts Show map
to attain, achieve to succeed in something 1 Show all shifts Show map
to avoid 2 Show all shifts Show map
to awaken, wake up to stop sleeping 2 6 Show all shifts Show map
to award to honor by providing a medal, ribbon, or other adornment 2 Show all shifts Show map
to bake to cook something in an oven 2 Show all shifts Show map
to baptize to admit a person into the Christian faith using water as part of a religious ceremony 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to bargain to negotiate over the terms of a purchase 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bark to make the characteristic short loud cry of a dog 7 Show all shifts Show map
to be about to to be going to happen very soon, imminently 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be alive (about babies) not to be dead, survive the first months of one's life 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be appropriate (for) to be correct or suitable for a particular situation 3 Show all shifts Show map
to be ashamed to feel an unpleasant emotion caused by consciousness of guilt 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be born to emerge as a new individual 9 3 Show all shifts Show map
to be busy, active to be engaged in some kind of activity, as opposed to resting 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be captured (of a fortress, etc.) to be seized by force (during an armed conflict) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be caught, found This meaning can be seen in the examples "We were caught in a thunderstorm", "The criminal was caught hiding in the forest" 2 Show all shifts Show map
to be confused to be placed under another object, as to be concealed or protected 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be covered to be placed under another object, as to be concealed or protected 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be covered with leaves (buds) to have leaves or buds upon itself 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be damaged 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be defeated to fail to win 4 Show all shifts Show map
to be delirious to speak in a excited and incoherent way, not thinking straight and sometimes having hallucinations, usually because of an illness 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be disposed towards to tend to behave in a certain way or to like somebody or something 1 Show all shifts Show map
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to be excited to show a high level of energy, enthusiasm, eagerness 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be fast (of clocks, watches) to be ahead of the correct time 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be fed up with to be tired and annoyed with something 2 Show all shifts Show map
to be fired, dismissed to lose one's job by the decision of one's superiors 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be friends to be on friendly terms 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be full (of the moon) to be fully visible (about the disc of the moon) since the moon is in opposition to the sun 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be glad, happy to experience pleasure, joy, or delight 3 Show all shifts Show map
to be hungry to feel an unpleasant sensation from lack of food, want to eat 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be ill, sick to have a health problem, be in a poor physical condition 3 Show all shifts Show map
to be imprisoned to be confined, held in prison 2 Show all shifts Show map
to be in a hurry to be rushed because short of time 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be in time to arrive at or before the time assigned 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be in use to currently be utilized, applied to a purpose 2 Show all shifts Show map
to be inattentive to not focus one's attention on something 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be interested in to show interest in something, pay special attention to it 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be late to arrive past a designated time 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be naughty, mischievous to misbehave, be irresponsibly playful and therefore annoy other people 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be nervous 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be not frozen (water) to be not covered with ice (about a body of water such as a river or a lake) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be out (sport) to a small extent or degree 1
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to be paid (e. g. debt) to be given back as compensation (of money) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be poisoned by fumes to receive a large dose of gas that is dangerous to inhale 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be reluctant to be unwilling to do something 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be responsible for to have the duty to take care of something, be potentially accountable for it 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be resurrected to be raised from the dead 2 Show all shifts Show map
to be satisfied (sexually) to have gotten sexual satisfaction 2 Show all shifts Show map
to be screwed to be in imminent danger which seems impossible to escape 2 Show all shifts Show map
to be separated to be disconnected, set apart 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be situated to be located in a particular place 7 Show all shifts Show map
to be sleepy 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be solved to have been provided with an explanation, an answer (of a question, problem) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be struck by lightning to be hit by a lightning bolt 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be stubborn, obstinate to refuse to do something or to change one's opinion, to resist firmly when asked to do it 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be sultry to be hot and humid (weather) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be surprised to feel alarmed or delighted by something unexpected 4 16 Show all shifts Show map
to be suspended to be set aside, stopped temporarily 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be tamed, domesticated to be made domestic, fit for being kept at a farm or at home (of animals) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be tied to be attached, fastened by a string, rope etc. 2 Show all shifts Show map
to be torn to be rent, separated into parts (of a whole such as a piece of fabric) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to be, exist to have real being 4 5 Show all shifts Show map
to bear fruits (tree) to produce, yield fruit 1 Show all shifts Show map
to become to undergo a change in nature, transition to a new state 2 9 Show all shifts Show map
to become a member of 1 Show all shifts Show map
to become better None 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to become clear (of sky) to become bright and cloudless 3 Show all shifts Show map
to become dense None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to become flat to become completely smooth, without surface irregularities 1 Show all shifts Show map
to become full (of a vessel) to reach the point where it contains the highest possible amount of a given substance 3 Show all shifts Show map
to become inevitable to become imminent, impossible to avoid 1 Show all shifts Show map
to become infected to be brought into contact with a substance that causes illness and be contaminated by it 10 Show all shifts Show map
to become light (in weight) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to become mute to lose the power of speech 1 Show all shifts Show map
to become ready (of food) to become prepared for immediate consumption 3 Show all shifts Show map
to become scalded 1 Show all shifts Show map
to become solid 1 Show all shifts Show map
to become sunburned 1 Show all shifts Show map
to become visible to come into sight, become apparent 4 1 Show all shifts Show map
to befit to be proper or becoming to 1 Show all shifts Show map
to begin (intr.) to arise, come into existence 1 6 Show all shifts Show map
to begin (tr.) to start, initiate a process 3 14 Show all shifts Show map
to begin (tr., intr.) to arise, come into existence; to start, initiate a process 1 Show all shifts Show map
to behave to conduct oneself, manage one's actions in a certain way 1 Show all shifts Show map
to behave affectedly to act in a way that is not natural or genuinely felt, usually in order to attract interest or admiration 1 Show all shifts Show map
to behave oneself to act in a polite, proper, decent way 1 Show all shifts Show map
to behave well 1 Show all shifts Show map
to believe in to have faith or confidence in the existence of something 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to belong 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bend (tr.) to change the shape of an object into a curve by physical force 8 Show all shifts Show map
to bend, bow (intr.) to become curved 7 Show all shifts Show map
to bequeath to give or leave by will; to give by testament 2 Show all shifts Show map
to betray to fail or desert a person or a cause, to prove faithless or treacherous to 2 Show all shifts Show map
to beware, be careful to be cautious, on one's guard, attentive to potential danger 1 4 Show all shifts Show map
to bid farewell, say goodbye to make a concluding remark or gesture at parting 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bind to tie or fasten tightly together, usually with a cord or chain 5 Show all shifts Show map
to bite to seize with teeth or jaws so as to enter or wound 14 2 Show all shifts Show map
to bite (of fish) to seize with teeth so as to enter or wound 2 Show all shifts Show map
to bite one's finger to seize one's finger with teeth 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bite one's lip to seize one's lip with teeth 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bless to hallow or consecrate by religious rite or word; to invoke divine care for 2 Show all shifts Show map
to blink to close and reopen eyes quickly. 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to block to fill or obstruct (something) so that it is not possible to pass; to prevent (something or someone) from passing 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bloom, blossom to produce or yield flowers 4 Show all shifts Show map
to blow to produce an air current 16 Show all shifts Show map
to blow (about wind) to produce an air current (about wind) 3 4 Show all shifts Show map
to blow off to propel by an air current, usually with one's mouth 1 Show all shifts Show map
to blow one's nose to expel mucus or other matter from one's nasal passages, via one's nostril, by force of lung power 1 Show all shifts Show map
to blunt to make less sharp 2 Show all shifts Show map
to boast to praise oneself, speak of oneself with excessive pride 5 Show all shifts Show map
to boil (food) (tr.) to cook in boiling water 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to boil (intr.) (of a liquid) to heat to the point where it begins to turn into a gas 9 Show all shifts Show map
to boil (liquid) (tr.) to heat to the boiling point 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bore to inspire boredom in somebody 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bother, pester to annoy, harass by petty provocation 3 Show all shifts Show map
to bow down to bend oneself, usually as a gesture of deference or respect 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to braid, plait, weave to form cloth by interlacing strands or locks 6 1 Show all shifts Show map
to brake to slow or stop the motion of a wheel, or of a vehicle, usually by friction (in particular with a special mechanism such as the pedal in a car) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to break (intr.) to come apart, split into pieces 11 1 Show all shifts Show map
to break (of male voice) to become deeper at puberty (of voice) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to break (tr.) to separate into parts suddenly or violently 26 1 Show all shifts Show map
to break a deadline to fail to finish a task before the appointed date or time 1 Show all shifts Show map
to break down to stop functioning, become inoperative 1 Show all shifts Show map
to break one's fast to consume a product prohibited by religious practice consisting in temporary abstinence, thus violating this practice 1 Show all shifts Show map
to breathe to respire, draw air into and expel it from the lungs 8 1 Show all shifts Show map
to breathe heavily to breathe, respire slowly and laboriously 1 Show all shifts Show map
to breed (animals) to keep animals and have them reproduce, often in a way that improves the next generation’s qualities 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to brew (beer) to prepare beer, usually by steeping, boiling, and fermentation 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bribe to influence the judgment or conduct of (someone) with offers of money or favor 5 Show all shifts Show map
to bridle to put a harness with which a horse is governed on its head 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bring to transport, carry toward somebody or somewhere 3 Show all shifts Show map
to bring into a good mood to make glad or happy, cheer up 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bring up (a subject) to bring into discussion, mention 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bring up (children) to bring to maturity through nurturing care and education 2 6 Show all shifts Show map
to browse (Internet) to navigate through online resources 1 Show all shifts Show map
to build to make, form, construct something, especially a building, by combining materials or parts 1 5 Show all shifts Show map
to burn (intr.) to be consumed by fire, or in flames 20 Show all shifts Show map
to burn (tr.) to cause to be consumed by fire 7 2 Show all shifts Show map
to burst to break open, apart, or into pieces usually from impact or from pressure from within 3 Show all shifts Show map
to bury, inter to ritualistically deposit (a dead body) in a grave or tomb 2 8 Show all shifts Show map
to bury, place in the ground to dispose of by depositing in the earth 2 Show all shifts Show map
to butt to strike or shove with the head or horns 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to buy to obtain in exchange for money 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to buzz to make a low continuous humming sound like that of a bee 1 Show all shifts Show map
to bypass to pass by going around 2 Show all shifts Show map
to cackle, cluck to make a sharp, broken noise characteristic of a hen 1 Show all shifts Show map
to calculate, count to determine the number of objects 11 3 Show all shifts Show map
to call to summon someone using one's voice 12 1 Show all shifts Show map
to calm down to become or cause to become less excited or angry 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to cancel to decide not to conduct or perform something planned or expected 1 Show all shifts Show map
to care for, look after to keep safe; to attend to or provide for the needs of 3 9 Show all shifts Show map
to carp, criticize to find fault or complain querulously, especially for frivolous or petty reasons 2 Show all shifts Show map
to carry to transport, take to another place by lifting 9 3 Show all shifts Show map
to cast (metal) to shape (molten metal etc.) by pouring into a mould; to make (an object) in such a way 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to cast a spell to perform a magical spell or enchantment 1 Show all shifts Show map
to castrate to deprive of the testes 2 7 Show all shifts Show map
to catch to capture or seize especially after pursuit 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to catch fire to become ignited 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to catch up with to reach something that had been ahead 6 Show all shifts Show map
to caulk to stop up and make tight against leakage (something like a boat or the cracks in a window frame) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to cause to bring about a certain effect or result 6 Show all shifts Show map
to celebrate to engage in joyful activity in appreciation of an event or a memorable date 2 Show all shifts Show map
to challenge to call out to duel or combat 1 Show all shifts Show map
to change (tr.) to make different, to transform wholly or partially 6 2 Show all shifts Show map
to change clothes to replace one's clothing 1 Show all shifts Show map
to change direction to change course, start moving in a direction different from the previous one 1 Show all shifts Show map
to charge (battery) to replenish energy (of a battery or a device containing a battery) 1
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to charm, to delight to please, fascinate, or seduce by compelling attraction 1 5 Show all shifts Show map
to cheat on, be unfaithful to to have an affair or sexual intercourse with someone other than one's partner 2 Show all shifts Show map
to check, test to put to the proof; to prove the truth or quality of by experiment, or by some principle or standard 2 3 Show all shifts Show map
to chew to crush, grind, or gnaw with one's teeth 6 1 Show all shifts Show map
to choke, strangle to obstruct seriously the breathing of 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
to choose to select, pick among other elements in a group 4 4 Show all shifts Show map
to circumcise to surgically remove the foreskin (prepuce) from a penis 3 Show all shifts Show map
to clean to rid of dirt or impurities 9 2 Show all shifts Show map
to clean up, tidy up to make neat, put in order 1 Show all shifts Show map
to clear (about sky) to become blue, cloudless Show all shifts Show map
to clear away (fog, clouds) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to clench one's fist to close one's fist tightly, often in anger 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to climb to move (especially up something) by gripping with the hands and using the feet 3 2 Show all shifts Show map
to close one's eyes to move one's eyelids so as to remove the gap between them and thus block one's vision 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
to clothe to adorn or cover with clothing; to dress; to supply clothes or clothing 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to coagulate, curdle to convert from a liquid to a semisolid mass 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to coincide 1 Show all shifts Show map
to collapse to break apart and fall down abruptly 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to collide to come together with solid or direct impact (Merriam-Webster) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to come (of an event) to begin or happen, often in relation to previous or next elements in a sequence 1 Show all shifts Show map
to come into existence to form, start to exist 1 5 Show all shifts Show map
to come loose (of rope, belt) to become loosely, less rigidly fastened (of tight rope, belt) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to come to end, cease None 3 Show all shifts Show map
to come up (of plants) None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to come, arrive to reach a destination, make an appearance somewhere 17 3 Show all shifts Show map
to comfort to relieve the distress or suffering of someone, provide comfort to them 1 Show all shifts Show map
to compare 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to compel, coerce to cause to do something by overwhelming pressure, to force 2 Show all shifts Show map
to compete to contend, be in a state of rivalry 1 Show all shifts Show map
to conceal, keep secret to prevent the disclosure of something, to hide it from public knowledge 2 Show all shifts Show map
to conceive, become pregnant None 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to conceive, form in the mind None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to concern, be related to to have or connection with something, to be of importance to someone 3 Show all shifts Show map
to condone, indulge to condone, indulge someone or what he does (not to mix with "to skip, overlook") 1 Show all shifts Show map
to confess to admit to the truth, particularly about a criminal or shameful act 1 Show all shifts Show map
to confuse (with) to mix up, mistake one thing for another 2 Show all shifts Show map
to congratulate to express one’s sympathetic joy to the person it is felt for 1 Show all shifts Show map
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to consist of to be composed or made up of 1 Show all shifts Show map
to consume 1 Show all shifts Show map
to contain to have inside, hold within 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to continue to proceed with an activity 2 Show all shifts Show map
to convalesce, recover from illness to become healthy after an illness 1 4 Show all shifts Show map
to cook to prepare food for eating 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to cool down (intr.) to become colder, be reduced in temperature 3 Show all shifts Show map
to cope (with) to deal effectively with something, overcome a problem 1 Show all shifts Show map
to copulate to engage in sexual intercourse 2 35 Show all shifts Show map
to correct to make or set right, to remove errors from 2 3 Show all shifts Show map
to correspond to be in conformity or agreement with 3 Show all shifts Show map
to corrode to eat away, wear away bit by bit (of acid, alkali etc.) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to corrupt, deprave to change someone from good to bad in morals 1 Show all shifts Show map
to cost to have a certain price, require a certain payment 8 Show all shifts Show map
to cough to expel air from the lungs suddenly with a sharp, short noise 3 2 Show all shifts Show map
to counterfeit to make an imitation of an object with intent to deceive 2 Show all shifts Show map
to cover to place something over or upon, as to conceal or protect 5 Show all shifts Show map
to cover ears to place one's hands over one's ears, as if to avoid hearing something 1 Show all shifts Show map
to crackle to make a cracking sound which sounds like fizzing or popping; to crush or crack something with snapping noises 2 Show all shifts Show map
to crawl to move on one's hands and knees 6 2 Show all shifts Show map
to crawl on all fours on one's hands and knees 1 Show all shifts Show map
to creak to make a prolonged grating or squeaking sound, often as a result of being worn-out 2 Show all shifts Show map
to create a text 1 Show all shifts Show map
to croak 1 Show all shifts Show map
to cross a mountain range 1 Show all shifts Show map
to cross a river 2 Show all shifts Show map
to cross, traverse None 5 Show all shifts Show map
to crucify to execute a person by nailing to a cross 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to crumble (intr.) to fall apart; to disintegrate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to crumple to crush out of shape (Merriam-Webster). to crumple a piece of paper etc. 1 Show all shifts Show map
to cry (of animals) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to cry, weep 1 5 Show all shifts Show map
to cure, treat (medically) 1 9 Show all shifts Show map
to cut 35 3 Show all shifts Show map
to cut off relationships 2 Show all shifts Show map
to cut one's hair 1 Show all shifts Show map
to cut out to excise 1 Show all shifts Show map
to cut up Show all shifts Show map
to dance 3 5 Show all shifts Show map
to dare 1 Show all shifts Show map
to dawn 1 Show all shifts Show map
to deal with Show all shifts Show map
to deceive 4 23 Show all shifts Show map
to decide 5 Show all shifts Show map
to decorticate, debark to remove the bark from a tree, especially one that has been felled 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to decrease (water level) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to decrease drastically 1 Show all shifts Show map
to defeat, win None 2 15 Show all shifts Show map
to defecate 4 2 Show all shifts Show map
to defend 4 6 Show all shifts Show map
to deflorate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to demote to lower the rank or status of 1 Show all shifts Show map
to depend 4 Show all shifts Show map
to deprave 1 Show all shifts Show map
to deprive 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to derive profit 1 Show all shifts Show map
to desire 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to despair 1 Show all shifts Show map
to despise 1 Show all shifts Show map
to destroy, annihilate None 4 12 Show all shifts Show map
to detect 1 Show all shifts Show map
to develop 1 Show all shifts Show map
to die 17 30 Show all shifts Show map
to dig 16 1 Show all shifts Show map
to digest (food) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to dilute 2 4 Show all shifts Show map
to diminish 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to dip to plunge or immerse momentarily or partially into a liquid 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to disagree to fail to agree; to have a different opinion or belief 2 Show all shifts Show map
to disappear 3 9 Show all shifts Show map
to disapprove 1 Show all shifts Show map
to discharge, dismiss 5 Show all shifts Show map
to discover game animals or birds (hunting) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to discriminate, treat improperly 1 Show all shifts Show map
to discuss 1 Show all shifts Show map
to disdain 1 Show all shifts Show map
to disgrace, dishonor 6 Show all shifts Show map
to dislocate (of a joint) 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to disperse (intr., about cloud) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to dissolve in liquid (tr.) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to distill, retort 3 Show all shifts Show map
to distinguish 2 3 Show all shifts Show map
to distort 3 Show all shifts Show map
to distract 2 Show all shifts Show map
to distress to cause severe mental suffering 3 Show all shifts Show map
to dive 3 Show all shifts Show map
to divide into several parts 4 1 Show all shifts Show map
to divorce 1 Show all shifts Show map
to do something one after another 1 Show all shifts Show map
to do sport, take exercise 1 Show all shifts Show map
to do, act None 11 3 Show all shifts Show map
to dodge 1 Show all shifts Show map
to doubt 1 4 Show all shifts Show map
to draft (for the army) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to drag 2 Show all shifts Show map
to draw (an official paper) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to draw water 1 Show all shifts Show map
to draw, paint 3 4 Show all shifts Show map
to dream (of) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to dream while sleeping 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to dress leather 1 Show all shifts Show map
to dress someone (tr.) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to drill 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to drink 4 7 Show all shifts Show map
to drink alcohol to consume alcoholic beverages 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to drive (the car) 3 Show all shifts Show map
to drive, force to move on None 13 1 Show all shifts Show map
to drop (of liquid) 4 1 Show all shifts Show map
to drop (tr.) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to drop by 1 Show all shifts Show map
to dry to remove moisture from 1 Show all shifts Show map
to duck to quickly lower the head or body, often in order to prevent it from being struck by something 3 Show all shifts Show map
to dye 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to earth up (plants) to cover the stem or leaves of plants with soil, as to encourage root growth or protect from cold 1 Show all shifts Show map
to ease 1 Show all shifts Show map
to eat 17 8 Show all shifts Show map
to eat too much 1 Show all shifts Show map
to eavesdrop to listen secretly 1 Show all shifts Show map
to emerge from the water 1 Show all shifts Show map
to emit smell to have a particular smell, whether good or bad 5 3 Show all shifts Show map
to emit smoke 5 1 Show all shifts Show map
to emotionalize Show all shifts Show map
to employ 1 Show all shifts Show map
to encircle, surround None 2 Show all shifts Show map
to enculturate, civilize 1 Show all shifts Show map
to end, finish None 11 9 Show all shifts Show map
to endure 2 9 Show all shifts Show map
to endure a load 2 Show all shifts Show map
to enjoy 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to enter 11 2 Show all shifts Show map
to enter into a contract to enter into a contract 1 Show all shifts Show map
to equalize 1 Show all shifts Show map
to erupt 1 Show all shifts Show map
to escape, flee None 3 Show all shifts Show map
to establish, found 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to evade 1 Show all shifts Show map
to evaporate, exhale 2 Show all shifts Show map
to exchange money to trade currencies, exchange a given sum of money for its equivalent in another currency 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to execute, to put to death to kill, as punishment for a capital crime 1 Show all shifts Show map
to exhaust, make tired None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to expel, banish to force to leave a place 1 Show all shifts Show map
to experience an orgasm 2 Show all shifts Show map
to explain 1 4 Show all shifts Show map
to express agreement 1 Show all shifts Show map
to extinguish 5 3 Show all shifts Show map
to extort (money from smb.) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to extract a thorn None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to exude (liquid) slowly exude (liquid), when it oozes or seeps out of something 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fail 5 Show all shifts Show map
to fail (of engine) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to faint to lose consciousness temporarily 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fall (of rain, snow) 1 8 Show all shifts Show map
to fall (of stars) None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fall asleep 5 Show all shifts Show map
to fall down 38 2 Show all shifts Show map
to fall ill 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fall in love 4 Show all shifts Show map
to fall to one's lot 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fasten, rope 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fear, be afraid None 4 11 Show all shifts Show map
to feed 5 Show all shifts Show map
to feel 6 4 Show all shifts Show map
to feel (an emotion) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to feel affection 1 Show all shifts Show map
to feel dizzy 1 Show all shifts Show map
to feel good 1
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to feel hunger 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to feel pain, ache 11 19 Show all shifts Show map
to feel pity 5 2 Show all shifts Show map
to feel pleasure 1 Show all shifts Show map
to feel shy, embarrassed 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to feel tenderness, compassion 2 Show all shifts Show map
to feel thirsty 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to feel, perceive touch 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fence 1 Show all shifts Show map
to ferment, yeast 5 Show all shifts Show map
to fight (war) 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to fight, scuffle 2 4 Show all shifts Show map
to fill (tr.) 5 Show all shifts Show map
to find 15 6 Show all shifts Show map
to find out None 1 4 Show all shifts Show map
to fire (from job) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fish 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fit 3 Show all shifts Show map
to fit in to be of the right size and shape for a place or a container 1 Show all shifts Show map
to flame up to flare, to become inflamed 1 Show all shifts Show map
to flap, wave 1 Show all shifts Show map
to flap, wave (hands) to move up and down 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to flatter 2 Show all shifts Show map
to flirt 5 Show all shifts Show map
to float 6 1 Show all shifts Show map
to flog 3 Show all shifts Show map
to flourish, prosper None 5 Show all shifts Show map
to flow 11 4 Show all shifts Show map
to flow into 2 4 Show all shifts Show map
to flutter (of flag) to flap or wave quickly but irregularly 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fly 10 2 Show all shifts Show map
to fly away 4 Show all shifts Show map
to fly up 2 Show all shifts Show map
to foam to become covered with or as if with foam 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fold (cloth) 3 Show all shifts Show map
to follow each other 1 Show all shifts Show map
to follow logically, consequently None 8 Show all shifts Show map
to follow, go after smb. None 22 3 Show all shifts Show map
to force to work 1 Show all shifts Show map
to foresee 2 Show all shifts Show map
to forge to shape a metal by heating and hammering 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to forget 2 3 Show all shifts Show map
to forgive 1 8 Show all shifts Show map
to form the fruit (of plant) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fornicate 4 Show all shifts Show map
to freeze, be cold None 2 Show all shifts Show map
to freeze, become motionless 1 Show all shifts Show map
to freeze, congeal of a liquid, to become solid due to low temperature 1 Show all shifts Show map
to frighten Show all shifts Show map
to frostbite to expose to the effect of frost, or a frosty air; to blight or nip with frost 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fulfill a vow 1 Show all shifts Show map
to fulfill, accomplish to bring to completion, make real, put into practice 1 Show all shifts Show map
to function to carry out a function; to be in action 2 Show all shifts Show map
to gaggle
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to gain self-control, mentally focus, concentrate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to gain, earn None 3 Show all shifts Show map
to gamble 1 Show all shifts Show map
to gas (a car), refuel None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to gather, collect 5 Show all shifts Show map
to get (in games) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get (to), find oneself (in) None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get a cramp, spasm to get an uncontrolled painful contraction of a muscle 3 Show all shifts Show map
to get accustomed 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get along (with smb.) to interact or coexist well, without argument or trouble 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get angry 1 7 Show all shifts Show map
to get caught 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get dark 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get dirty, soiled 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get drunk 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get dry 2 Show all shifts Show map
to get immunity become immune to a disease as a result of vaccination or past illness 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get information 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get lost 2 Show all shifts Show map
to get money 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get mouldy (musty) 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get moving to begin moving 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get off a vehicle 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get on a vehicle 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get on well, be on good terms to have a good relationship 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get rid of to do something so as to no longer be bothered by something or someone 1 Show all shifts Show map
to get stuck to find itself (oneself) in a position which makes it impossible to move 2 Show all shifts Show map
to get tired to become weary, drained of energy 3 7
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to get tired 3 7 Show all shifts Show map
to get wet to become soaked with liquid 2 Show all shifts Show map
to get, obtain to gain possession of something 14 4 Show all shifts Show map
to give to put another person in possession of something 7 Show all shifts Show map
to give birth to become parent by releasing offspring 12 11 Show all shifts Show map
to give birth to twins 1 Show all shifts Show map
to glorify to exalt, praise something or someone 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to gnaw to bite something persistently 4 Show all shifts Show map
to go against the wind to move in the direction opposite the one in which the wind blows 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go around 2 Show all shifts Show map
to go away 5 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go away / to go out None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go blind 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go crazy Show all shifts Show map
to go deaf 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go down 16 Show all shifts Show map
to go downstream to move along in the flow of current, for example in relation to a river 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go forward, advance 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go in various directions None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go mad 8 Show all shifts Show map
to go out 21 Show all shifts Show map
to go out (of fire) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to go out (of light) None 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go out of tune 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go overripe 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go through 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go up 15 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go upstream 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
to go, walk 14 2 Show all shifts Show map
to govern, control, rule 9 Show all shifts Show map
to grasp, seize 26 1 Show all shifts Show map
to graze to eat grass from a pasture 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to greet 1 Show all shifts Show map
to grimace
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to grind (with the pestle) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to grow (plants) 3 5 Show all shifts Show map
to grow heavy to increase in weight 1 Show all shifts Show map
to grow numb 2 10 Show all shifts Show map
to grow old, decay to deteriorate, undergo decomposition (of an object); to become old, have lived for most of the expected years (of a person) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to grow thin Show all shifts Show map
to grow up (intr.) None 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to growl 1 Show all shifts Show map
to grudge 1 Show all shifts Show map
to grumble 1 Show all shifts Show map
to guard 1 5 Show all shifts Show map
to guess 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to gush out to flow forth suddenly, in great volume 1 Show all shifts Show map
to hang (intr.) None 3 Show all shifts Show map
to hang (tr.) to suspend, fasten to an elevated point 7 1 Show all shifts Show map
to happen 9 Show all shifts Show map
to harass 1 Show all shifts Show map
to harden 1 Show all shifts Show map
to harm, damage 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to harness 4 1 Show all shifts Show map
to harvest None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to hatch eggs 5 Show all shifts Show map
to hatch out, brood 2 Show all shifts Show map
to hate, dislike None 2 3 Show all shifts Show map
to haul to shore to pull out of the water (boat, net) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to haunt, bother 1 Show all shifts Show map
to have a good relationship 1 Show all shifts Show map
to have equal rights 1 Show all shifts Show map
to have experience 5 Show all shifts Show map
to have fun 1 Show all shifts Show map
to have luck 1 Show all shifts Show map
to have mercy 1 Show all shifts Show map
to have no more 1 Show all shifts Show map
to have opinion 2 8 Show all shifts Show map
to have relationships (romantic or sexual) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to have sexual desire 1 Show all shifts Show map
to have strange ideas 1 Show all shifts Show map
to have, possess 2 Show all shifts Show map
to heal (of a wound) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to hear 5 1 Show all shifts Show map
to hear / to listen 17 2 Show all shifts Show map
to heat up, warm up None 4 Show all shifts Show map
to heat up, warm up (intr.) to heat up (intr.) 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to help, aid 5 7 Show all shifts Show map
to hesitate Show all shifts Show map
to hew 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
to hide (tr.) 5 4 Show all shifts Show map
to hinder 1 6 Show all shifts Show map
to hint 1 Show all shifts Show map
to hiss 1 Show all shifts Show map
to hit by axe 1 Show all shifts Show map
to hit the target 3 3 Show all shifts Show map
to hobble to fetter by tying the legs; to restrict a horse with hobbles 1 Show all shifts Show map
to hold (in hands) 13 1 Show all shifts Show map
to hope 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to howl Show all shifts Show map
to hug, embrace 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
to hunt 2 4 Show all shifts Show map
to hunt down to track, follow the trail 1 Show all shifts Show map
to ice over 1 Show all shifts Show map
to ignore, disregard to deliberately not listen or pay attention to 4 Show all shifts Show map
to imitate 8 Show all shifts Show map
to immerse in water 1 Show all shifts Show map
to imprison 3 Show all shifts Show map
to improve 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to incline to bend forward 2 Show all shifts Show map
to increase (intr.) to become progressively greater (as in size, amount, number, or intensity) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to increase (tr.) 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to incur losses 2 Show all shifts Show map
to indicate something bad 1 Show all shifts Show map
to induce 3 Show all shifts Show map
to inflate (intr.) to enlarge by filling with air (or a gas) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to influence to exert an influence upon 1 Show all shifts Show map
to inform, let know 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to infringe 3 Show all shifts Show map
to ingratiate, befriend None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to inhabit, live 2 8 Show all shifts Show map
to insert 2 Show all shifts Show map
to instigate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to insult 1 Show all shifts Show map
to intend 3 7 Show all shifts Show map
to intoxicate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to introspect 1
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to invent None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to invest 2 Show all shifts Show map
to investigate to observe or study by close examination and systematic inquiry 4 Show all shifts Show map
to investigate/examine 3 Show all shifts Show map
to invite 4 Show all shifts Show map
to involve 1 Show all shifts Show map
to iron to pass an iron over cloth in order to remove creases 1 Show all shifts Show map
to itch 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
to jeer, scoff 1 Show all shifts Show map
to join together (tr.) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to join, take part 1 Show all shifts Show map
to joke 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to judge 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to jump into the water 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to keep a fire burning to place (a seed or plant) in soil or other substrate in order that it may live and grow 1 Show all shifts Show map
to keep as a domestic animal 1 Show all shifts Show map
to keep silent 2 Show all shifts Show map
to keep the fast 1 Show all shifts Show map
to kick 1 2
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to kick 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to kill 9 11 Show all shifts Show map
to kiss 5 5 Show all shifts Show map
to knead 1 Show all shifts Show map
to knit To make clothes, etc. by using two long needles to connect wool or another type of thread into joined rows (Cambridge Dictionary) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to knock 1 Show all shifts Show map
to knock down 2 Show all shifts Show map
to know 12 10 Show all shifts Show map
to know how 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to lack 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to ladle out (soup) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to land (of plane, bird etc.) to descend to a surface from the air 1 Show all shifts Show map
to last 2 Show all shifts Show map
to laugh 2 4 Show all shifts Show map
to launch a boat 1 Show all shifts Show map
to lay eggs to produce and deposit an egg or eggs 2 Show all shifts Show map
to lay out to remove something from the inside of something else and place in a visible place 1 Show all shifts Show map
to lead 7 1 Show all shifts Show map
to lead out 2 Show all shifts Show map
to lean on/against 2 Show all shifts Show map
to learn, study 1 11 Show all shifts Show map
to leave behind 1 Show all shifts Show map
to leave untreated (disease) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to leave, abandon None 4 3 Show all shifts Show map
to lengthen 1 Show all shifts Show map
to let go 2 Show all shifts Show map
to let someone get ahead 1 Show all shifts Show map
to let, allow None 1 5 Show all shifts Show map
to let, leave 2 Show all shifts Show map
to lick 5 2 Show all shifts Show map
to lick / to suck None 1
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to lie (posture) 9 1 Show all shifts Show map
to lie down 2 Show all shifts Show map
to lie prostrate, as in reverence 1 Show all shifts Show map
to light, kindle (the fire) None 6 2 Show all shifts Show map
to like 7 Show all shifts Show map
to line up 1 Show all shifts Show map
to listen 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to live, be alive None 11 2 Show all shifts Show map
to load 2 Show all shifts Show map
to load (weapon) 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to loaf, do nothing 3 Show all shifts Show map
to lock to fasten with a lock 1 Show all shifts Show map
to look 2 Show all shifts Show map
to look (e.g. well) Show all shifts Show map
to look around 1 Show all shifts Show map
to look asquint 1 Show all shifts Show map
to look inside 1 Show all shifts Show map
to lose (an object) 6 7 Show all shifts Show map
to lose colour None 1 6 Show all shifts Show map
to lose consciousness 2 Show all shifts Show map
to lose fertility (of the soil) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to lose hope 1 Show all shifts Show map
to lose memory 1 Show all shifts Show map
to lose one's mind 1 Show all shifts Show map
to lose one's way 4 2 Show all shifts Show map
to lose smell or taste (of liquids) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to lose weight None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to love 7 5 Show all shifts Show map
to lower, put down 4 Show all shifts Show map
to make a bonfire 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make a hole 2 Show all shifts Show map
to make a mistake, be wrong None 3 8 Show all shifts Show map
to make a move (in a game) 4 Show all shifts Show map
to make a pause 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make a telephone call 3 Show all shifts Show map
to make big, large 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make black 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make blunt to dull the edge or point of, by making it thicker 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make deaf 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make disordered 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make empty 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make hard 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make noise 4 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make real to convert from the imaginary or fictitious into reality; to bring into real existence 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make sausage 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make sb look at smth 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make scratches 2 Show all shifts Show map
to make sit 6 Show all shifts Show map
to make smb/smth light (of weight) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to make soft to soften 1 Show all shifts Show map
to make stand 3 Show all shifts Show map
to make white 2 Show all shifts Show map
to make, create 1 6 Show all shifts Show map
to manage to do smth 2 Show all shifts Show map
to marry off (a daughter) 4 Show all shifts Show map
to marry, take a husband to marry (about woman) 3 Show all shifts Show map
to marry, take a wife None 2 7 Show all shifts Show map
to masturbate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to mature 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to mean 1 Show all shifts Show map
to measure to ascertain the quantity of a unit of material via calculated comparison with respect to a standard 5 2 Show all shifts Show map
to meet 3 4 Show all shifts Show map
to meet (each other) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to meet accidentally 2 Show all shifts Show map
to melt, thaw None 6 1 Show all shifts Show map
to menstruate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to mention 1 Show all shifts Show map
to milk 4 3 Show all shifts Show map
to mill, grind to reduce to smaller pieces by crushing with lateral motion 8 2 Show all shifts Show map
to miss somebogy, long for None 1 4
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to miss the target 3 3 Show all shifts Show map
to misunderstand 1 Show all shifts Show map
to mix, stir 15 1 Show all shifts Show map
to mock None 4 Show all shifts Show map
to monitor, supervise 1 Show all shifts Show map
to moor to fix or secure a vessel in a particular place by casting anchor, or by fastening with ropes, cables, chains or the like 1 Show all shifts Show map
to mount a horse to place oneself on a horse 2 Show all shifts Show map
to move (intr.) 4 1 Show all shifts Show map
to move (tr.) None 5 Show all shifts Show map
to move (tr./intr.) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to move away 3 3 Show all shifts Show map
to move down (tr.) 3 Show all shifts Show map
to move ears (of animal) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to move quickly 3 3 Show all shifts Show map
to move smoothly, gently 1 Show all shifts Show map
to move, change residence 2 Show all shifts Show map
to move, set in motion to cause to go or pass from one place to another 1 Show all shifts Show map
to move, to shift, to transfer 1 Show all shifts Show map
to mow grass 2 Show all shifts Show map
to multiply to perform multiplication on (a number) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to nail 2 Show all shifts Show map
to name 2 3 Show all shifts Show map
to need 2 4 Show all shifts Show map
to neglect 1 Show all shifts Show map
to neigh 1 Show all shifts Show map
to nod to incline the head up and down, as to indicate agreement 1 Show all shifts Show map
to nomadize 4 1 Show all shifts Show map
to not believe one's eyes 1 Show all shifts Show map
to obey 1 8 Show all shifts Show map
to object 2 Show all shifts Show map
to oblige 1 Show all shifts Show map
to occupy, conquest (territory) None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to offend (tr.) 8 Show all shifts Show map
to open (intr.) None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to open (tr.) 8 1 Show all shifts Show map
to open one's eyes wide 1 Show all shifts Show map
to open one's mouth 3 Show all shifts Show map
to oppress 5 Show all shifts Show map
to order, command 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to overflow 2 Show all shifts Show map
to overpass the mountain passage to go over the pass in the mountains 1 Show all shifts Show map
to overstep to take a step in which the foot touches ground too far forward 1 Show all shifts Show map
to owe, be in debt to be under obligation to repay the money received 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to palpitate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to pamper 1 Show all shifts Show map
to pass (of time) 1 7 Show all shifts Show map
to pass by 9 1 Show all shifts Show map
to pass through 1 Show all shifts Show map
to pasture, shepherd 2 3 Show all shifts Show map
to pay 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to pay attention to be attentive; to focus one's attention 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to pay tax 1 Show all shifts Show map
to peck (of a bird) 5 2 Show all shifts Show map
to peel off (about skin) to be stripped off, come off the body (about an outer layer of skin) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to penetrate, get into 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to perceive smell to sense a smell 7 3 Show all shifts Show map
to perform (a speech act) None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to perform a shamanistic ritual 1 Show all shifts Show map
to perfume 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to persuade 2 Show all shifts Show map
to photograph to take a photograph (of) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to pick, gather 3 Show all shifts Show map
to pick, pull up (a plant) Show all shifts Show map
to pierce 3 Show all shifts Show map
to pinch 4 Show all shifts Show map
to pity Show all shifts Show map
to place in front of 1 Show all shifts Show map
to plant to place (a seed or plant) in soil or other substrate in order that it may live and grow 3 3 Show all shifts Show map
to play (a musical instrument) 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to play (intr.) 17 Show all shifts Show map
to play (theater, movie) to act as the indicated role in a performance; to perform a play 1 Show all shifts Show map
to play cards to play the game with playing cards 1 Show all shifts Show map
to please 2 Show all shifts Show map
to pledge, pawn to deposit something as a security 1 Show all shifts Show map
to plough 1 6 Show all shifts Show map
to pluck (bird) to remove feathers from a bird 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to plunge to thrust into liquid 1 Show all shifts Show map
to point 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to poke, thrust 1 Show all shifts Show map
to polish to make a surface very smooth or shiny by rubbing, cleaning, or grinding 1 Show all shifts Show map
to pound (of the pulse) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to pour 10 3 Show all shifts Show map
to practice witchcraft 3 7 Show all shifts Show map
to praise 3 2 Show all shifts Show map
to pray 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to precede None 2 Show all shifts Show map
to predict misfortune 1 Show all shifts Show map
to prefer 1 Show all shifts Show map
to prepare 2 4 Show all shifts Show map
to present, gift 4 3 Show all shifts Show map
to preserve 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to press None 15 Show all shifts Show map
to pretend None 5 Show all shifts Show map
to prevent 1 Show all shifts Show map
to prick to pierce or puncture slightly 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to print 2 Show all shifts Show map
to prohibit 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to promise 3 4 Show all shifts Show map
to promote 1 Show all shifts Show map
to prop up 1 Show all shifts Show map
to prosecute at law 1 Show all shifts Show map
to protect 2 Show all shifts Show map
to prove Show all shifts Show map
to prove, to argue 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to provoke 2 Show all shifts Show map
to pull ashore 1 Show all shifts Show map
to pull hair 1 Show all shifts Show map
to pull up (a plant) 3 Show all shifts Show map
to pull, to draw 35 Show all shifts Show map
to pump 1 Show all shifts Show map
to punish 1 Show all shifts Show map
to purr 2 Show all shifts Show map
to pursue 2 Show all shifts Show map
to push 4 Show all shifts Show map
to put 17 Show all shifts Show map
to put a hat on 1 Show all shifts Show map
to put into 6 1 Show all shifts Show map
to put on 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to put out 2 Show all shifts Show map
to put out one’s toungue to put out one’s toungue 1
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to put shoes on 1 Show all shifts Show map
to put together to gather, to assemble, to congregate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to put up as a prize None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to quarrel 1 6 Show all shifts Show map
to raft timber 1 Show all shifts Show map
to raise, lift (tr.) 34 Show all shifts Show map
to rattle, rumble 1 Show all shifts Show map
to reach 9 2 Show all shifts Show map
to reach a state 1 Show all shifts Show map
to read 3 9 Show all shifts Show map
to reap to cut (for example a grain) with a sickle, scythe, or reaping machine; to gather (e.g. a harvest) by cutting 1 Show all shifts Show map
to rear up to rise up, especially an animal like a horse rising up on its rear leg 2 Show all shifts Show map
to recall, recollect 1 6 Show all shifts Show map
to receive visitors 1 Show all shifts Show map
to reckon 1 Show all shifts Show map
to recognize 2 Show all shifts Show map
to recompense 1 Show all shifts Show map
to reconcile to restore a friendly relationship 3 Show all shifts Show map
to record 1 Show all shifts Show map
to recover a debt 1 Show all shifts Show map
to reel to wind on a reel 1 Show all shifts Show map
to refuse 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to refute 1 Show all shifts Show map
to regret 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to rein in 1 Show all shifts Show map
to reincarnate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to rejoice to be very happy, be delighted, exult; to feel joy 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to release a fountain (of whale) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to relieve 1 Show all shifts Show map
to relocate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to remain, stay 2 4 Show all shifts Show map
to remember 1 9 Show all shifts Show map
to remember / recall Show all shifts Show map
to remind 1 Show all shifts Show map
to remove from fire 1 Show all shifts Show map
to remove, eliminate 2 Show all shifts Show map
to render a wall to cover a wall with a layer of plaster 1 Show all shifts Show map
to repaire, mend None 2 2
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to repatriate 1 Show all shifts Show map
to repeat 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to repent 1 Show all shifts Show map
to resemble, be alike None 2 9 Show all shifts Show map
to resign oneself 1 Show all shifts Show map
to respect 3 7 Show all shifts Show map
to rest 5 4 Show all shifts Show map
to restrain, control one’s feelings 3 Show all shifts Show map
to restrict one's rights 1 Show all shifts Show map
to result in 1 4 Show all shifts Show map
to return (intr.) 3 3 Show all shifts Show map
to return (tr.) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to reveal 1 Show all shifts Show map
to revenge 4 Show all shifts Show map
to revere 1 Show all shifts Show map
to revive None 2 Show all shifts Show map
to revolt, rebel 4 Show all shifts Show map
to ride (e.g., a horse) 5 2 Show all shifts Show map
to ring (tr.) to make (a bell, etc.) produce a resonant sound 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
to rip 1 Show all shifts Show map
to ripen 7 7 Show all shifts Show map
to rise (of Moon, Sun) None 2 11 Show all shifts Show map
to risk 1 Show all shifts Show map
to rivet 5 Show all shifts Show map
to roast 3 Show all shifts Show map
to rob to steal from, especially using force or violence 5 Show all shifts Show map
to roll up a trunk (of elephant) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to rot, putrefy None 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to rotate (tr.) 4 Show all shifts Show map
to row (with oars) 2 4 Show all shifts Show map
to rub 4 Show all shifts Show map
to run 11 7 Show all shifts Show map
to run away 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to run out (of smth) 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to run wild 2 Show all shifts Show map
to sacrifice (relig.) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to saddle to put a saddle on 1 Show all shifts Show map
to sail 4 4 Show all shifts Show map
to sail into harbour 1 Show all shifts Show map
to salt 2 Show all shifts Show map
to save to help survive, rescue from harm 1 Show all shifts Show map
to saw 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to say 5 Show all shifts Show map
to scald to make burn with boiling water 3 Show all shifts Show map
to scold 1 14 Show all shifts Show map
to scratch (when itches) 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to scratch (with nails) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to scream 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to sculpt in clay None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to seal (a document) to place a seal on (a document) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to search, look for None 10 4 Show all shifts Show map
to seduce to entice or induce (someone) to engage in a sexual relationship 1 Show all shifts Show map
to see/to look at 52 3 Show all shifts Show map
to seem 4 5 Show all shifts Show map
to seize 1 Show all shifts Show map
to sell 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to send 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to sentence to declare a sentence on a convicted person 1 Show all shifts Show map
to separate 7 Show all shifts Show map
to set to fix or decide on as a time, limit, or regulation (Merriam-Webster) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to set (of Moon, Sun) None 2 13 Show all shifts Show map
to set a bone to restore a fracture or dislocation to the correct alignment 1 Show all shifts Show map
to set a trap 1 Show all shifts Show map
to set bounds 1 Show all shifts Show map
to set cupping glass to put cuppong glass on somebody's back 1 Show all shifts Show map
to set free 1 Show all shifts Show map
to set upright 1 Show all shifts Show map
to sew 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to shake 6 Show all shifts Show map
to shake off 1 Show all shifts Show map
to share 1 Show all shifts Show map
to sharpen 1 Show all shifts Show map
to shave 3 3 Show all shifts Show map
to shear 4 1 Show all shifts Show map
to shed hair or feathers to moult, to shed or lose a covering of hair or fur, feathers, skin, horns, etc, and replace it with a fresh one 2 3 Show all shifts Show map
to shed leaves 3 Show all shifts Show map
to shine, glitter 18 3 Show all shifts Show map
to shirk to avoid, especially a duty, responsibility 1 Show all shifts Show map
to shock (of electric current) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to shoe (horses) to put horseshoes on a horse 1 Show all shifts Show map
to shoot 8 6 Show all shifts Show map
to shout 4 2 Show all shifts Show map
to show teeth
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to show, indicate 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to shrink 1 Show all shifts Show map
to shrink (of textile) 4 Show all shifts Show map
to shut one's eyes 1 Show all shifts Show map
to shut, close None 8 1 Show all shifts Show map
to sin 1 Show all shifts Show map
to sing 12 2 Show all shifts Show map
to sink (tr.) 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to sink into 3 Show all shifts Show map
to sit 14 Show all shifts Show map
to sit down 5 Show all shifts Show map
to ski to move on skis 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to skin, flay to remove the skin and/or fur of an animal 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to skip over, overlook 1 Show all shifts Show map
to slake (hunger, thirst) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to slander 7 Show all shifts Show map
to slap one's thighs 1 Show all shifts Show map
to slaughter (cattle) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to sleep 13 3 Show all shifts Show map
to sleep one's fill 1 Show all shifts Show map
to slide 5 Show all shifts Show map
to slide, slip to move smoothly, as on ice Show all shifts Show map
to slim to lose weight in order to achieve slimness. 1 Show all shifts Show map
to slip Show all shifts Show map
to slow, linger 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to smear, anoint 14 1 Show all shifts Show map
to smile 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to smoke (meat or fish) to preserve or prepare food for consumption by treating with smoke 1 Show all shifts Show map
to smoke (tobacco) None 1 7 Show all shifts Show map
to smooth 2 Show all shifts Show map
to snitch 1 Show all shifts Show map
to snore 1 Show all shifts Show map
to snuff a candle to remove burnt remains of a candle wick 1 Show all shifts Show map
to soar 2 Show all shifts Show map
to sober up 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to soften (an object) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to soil, make dirty 3 2 Show all shifts Show map
to solder to unite or make whole metallic surfaces by melted metal or metallic alloy 1 Show all shifts Show map
to solve (a problem) 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to sound 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to sow 9 2 Show all shifts Show map
to spare, to economize 2 Show all shifts Show map
to spawn 4 Show all shifts Show map
to speak 17 12 Show all shifts Show map
to spell 1 Show all shifts Show map
to spend (money) 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to spice (food) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to spit 3 2 Show all shifts Show map
to split, chop to divide fully or partly along a more or less straight line with an axe or similar implement 2 Show all shifts Show map
to spoil (intr.) 3 4 Show all shifts Show map
to spoil (tr.) 6 3 Show all shifts Show map
to spread (intr.) 3 Show all shifts Show map
to spread one's arms 1 Show all shifts Show map
to spring, jump 19 2 Show all shifts Show map
to sprinkle 2 Show all shifts Show map
to sprout (of moustaches, beard) None 2 Show all shifts Show map
to spur a horse to prod a horse on the side or flank, with the intent to urge motion or haste 1 Show all shifts Show map
to spy 1 Show all shifts Show map
to squeak 1 Show all shifts Show map
to squeeze to apply pressure from two or more sides at once 4 Show all shifts Show map
to stab to pierce or wound with pointed object 1 Show all shifts Show map
to stab with a spear 1 Show all shifts Show map
to stammer, stutter to keep repeating a particular sound involuntarily during speech 3 Show all shifts Show map
to stamp one's foot 1 Show all shifts Show map
to stand 17 Show all shifts Show map
to stand in front 1 Show all shifts Show map
to stand motionless 1 Show all shifts Show map
to stand near 2 Show all shifts Show map
to stand still 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to stand up 10 1 Show all shifts Show map
to stand, be in vertical position to support oneself on the feet in an erect position 4 Show all shifts Show map
to stand, take a fixed vertical position (of a person) to take a fixed vertical position in a given place, usually after moving or being in a sitting/lying position 1 Show all shifts Show map
to stare 1 Show all shifts Show map
to start moving 1 Show all shifts Show map
to steal 1 13 Show all shifts Show map
to steam out to expose to the action of steam 2 Show all shifts Show map
to steer a vessel to guide the course of a vessel (by means of a device such as a rudder, paddle, or steering wheel) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to step off Show all shifts Show map
to step on 2 Show all shifts Show map
to stick, adhere None 5 Show all shifts Show map
to sting 3 7 Show all shifts Show map
to stink 15 5 Show all shifts Show map
to stop (intr.) 2 3 Show all shifts Show map
to stop (tr.) 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to stop doing smth. 15 Show all shifts Show map
to stop moving 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to straighten to cause to become straight 1 Show all shifts Show map
to strain 4 Show all shifts Show map
to strengthen to make harder, stronger 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to strew 4 Show all shifts Show map
to strike, hit None 59 22 Show all shifts Show map
to struggle 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to stumble 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to stumble on Show all shifts Show map
to stun, to knock out 1 Show all shifts Show map
to subjugate 3 Show all shifts Show map
to subside (medicine) decrease in intensity (of symptoms); to pass (of illness) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to subtract 3 Show all shifts Show map
to suck 5 3 Show all shifts Show map
to suffer 7 3 Show all shifts Show map
to suffer from hunger 1 Show all shifts Show map
to suffer from rheumatism to fetter from reumatism 1 Show all shifts Show map
to suffice, be enough to occur in a satisfactory quantity or to a satisfactory degree 4 5 Show all shifts Show map
to suit (of clothes etc.) None 5 Show all shifts Show map
to suite, match None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to suppress 1 Show all shifts Show map
to surf to ride a surfboard 1 Show all shifts Show map
to surpass to be better than something or someone else 2 Show all shifts Show map
to surpass, exceed 1 Show all shifts Show map
to surprise Show all shifts Show map
to suspect 1 Show all shifts Show map
to swagger to behave in a pompous, superior manner 1 Show all shifts Show map
to swallow 5 Show all shifts Show map
to swarm (bees) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to sway 6 1 Show all shifts Show map
to swear, curse 6 Show all shifts Show map
to swear, vow None 1 Show all shifts Show map
to sweat 3 Show all shifts Show map
to sweep 5 3 Show all shifts Show map
to swell up 4 Show all shifts Show map
to swim 5 2 Show all shifts Show map
to swingle, scutch, felt to separate the woody fibre from (flax, hemp, etc.) by beating; to make into felt, or a feltlike substance, to cause to adhere and mat together 1 Show all shifts Show map
to switch off to power down, to turn off, to put out of operation, to deactivate (an appliance, light, mechanism, functionality etc.). 2 Show all shifts Show map
to switch on 2 Show all shifts Show map
to sympathize 1 Show all shifts Show map
to systematize to arrange into a systematic order; to make systematic; to organise as a system 1 Show all shifts Show map
to take 11 Show all shifts Show map
to take away, carry away 3 Show all shifts Show map
to take clothes off 2 Show all shifts Show map
to take down to remove something from a wall or similar vertical surface to which it is fixed 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to take into account 2 Show all shifts Show map
to take off (tr.) None 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to take one thing for another 1 Show all shifts Show map
to take out 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
to take place to happen, go on, endure (about a lasting situation) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to take possession 1 Show all shifts Show map
to take prisoner 1 Show all shifts Show map
to talk in a complicated way Show all shifts Show map
to talk nonsense 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to tame 1 Show all shifts Show map
to tame (animal) to make an animal tame 2 Show all shifts Show map
to tan (hides) 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to tangle to intertwine, interlace, mix together 1
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to taste (tr.) to sample the flavor of something orally 10 3 Show all shifts Show map
to teach 4 7 Show all shifts Show map
to tear (intr.) to become torn, especially accidentally 2 Show all shifts Show map
to tear off, peel off 2 Show all shifts Show map
to tear, rend 7 3 Show all shifts Show map
to tell 5 Show all shifts Show map
to tell a person's fortune 1 4 Show all shifts Show map
to tell lies None 1 10 Show all shifts Show map
to temper (iron) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to think, consider None 11 11 Show all shifts Show map
to threaten 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to thresh (grain) 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to throw 38 1 Show all shifts Show map
to throw a lasso 1 Show all shifts Show map
to throw on the ground 1 Show all shifts Show map
to thrust (into) 6 1 Show all shifts Show map
to thunder 2 Show all shifts Show map
to tickle 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to tie to twist (a string, rope, or the like) around itself securely 7 Show all shifts Show map
to tighten (intr.) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to tin to coat with tin 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to torture 5 Show all shifts Show map
to toss to throw with an initial upward direction Show all shifts Show map
to touch 21 4 Show all shifts Show map
to touch (about feelings) None 2 Show all shifts Show map
to trade to be a merchant, to be engaged in trading 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to translate 3 Show all shifts Show map
to tread 5 Show all shifts Show map
to treat, regale 1 Show all shifts Show map
to tremble 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
to trust 2 Show all shifts Show map
to trust / to believe in ... 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to try on (clothes) None 4 Show all shifts Show map
to try, to attempt 3 6 Show all shifts Show map
to turn (of age) 4 Show all shifts Show map
to turn back to look at smth. 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to turn into (tr.) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to turn into an animal 1 Show all shifts Show map
to turn over 5 Show all shifts Show map
to turn round 2 Show all shifts Show map
to turn sour 3 3 Show all shifts Show map
to turn upside down, roll over Show all shifts Show map
to turn, rotate (intr.) 17 Show all shifts Show map
to turn, rotate (tr.) 7 Show all shifts Show map
to twinkle, glimmer (of a source of light) to shine with a flickering light 2 Show all shifts Show map
to unbend (intr.) to cease to be bent, become straight 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to understand 5 19 Show all shifts Show map
to undress (intr.) to remove one’s clothing 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to undress (tr.) to remove the clothing of someone 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
to unfold, unwind None 4 Show all shifts Show map
to unharness to remove the harness from a horse etc. 1 Show all shifts Show map
to unite to bring together 3 Show all shifts Show map
to unload, download 1 Show all shifts Show map
to unravel 1 Show all shifts Show map
to untie, unbind 10 1 Show all shifts Show map
to untwist, unscrew (intr.) 3 Show all shifts Show map
to urinate to pass urine from the body 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to use 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to vaccinate, inoculate 4 Show all shifts Show map
to vesicate to generate a cavity filled with pus and surrounded by inflamed tissue; to blister; to raise blisters on 2 Show all shifts Show map
to vex, annoy None 2 Show all shifts Show map
to violate an agreement to break, disregard an agreement; to stop acting according to it 1 Show all shifts Show map
to visit 4 Show all shifts Show map
to vomit 1 6 Show all shifts Show map
to wade (through water) Show all shifts Show map
to wait 9 5 Show all shifts Show map
to wake up (intr.) 4 1 Show all shifts Show map
to walk, to go 6 Show all shifts Show map
to walk, wander 8 4 Show all shifts Show map
to wander off to wander off in different directions (of many people) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to wane (of the Moon) said of the Moon as it passes through the phases of its monthly cycle where its surface is less and less visible 1 Show all shifts Show map
to want 11 10 Show all shifts Show map
to wash 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to wash (clothes) 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
to waste 7 Show all shifts Show map
to watch, stare None 2 3 Show all shifts Show map
to water (plants) 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to water, to give water 1 Show all shifts Show map
to wave (of water) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to weaken (about wind) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to weaken (intr.) 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to weaken, loosen 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to wear (clothes) 3 Show all shifts Show map
to weave 1 Show all shifts Show map
to weed to remove unwanted vegetation from a cultivated area 1 Show all shifts Show map
to weigh (intr.) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to weigh (tr.) 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to weld to unite (metallic parts) by heating and allowing the metals to flow together or by hammering or compressing with or without previous heating (Merriam-Webster) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to wet, moisten 4 Show all shifts Show map
to whet 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to whine 1 Show all shifts Show map
to whip 1 Show all shifts Show map
to whisper 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
to whistle to make a shrill, high-pitched sound by forcing air through the mouth 4 Show all shifts Show map
to winnow 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
to wipe 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
to wither to shrivel, droop or dry up, especially from lack of water 2 Show all shifts Show map
to work 10 2 Show all shifts Show map
to work carelessly 1 Show all shifts Show map
to worship 1 Show all shifts Show map
to wound (tr.) 2 Show all shifts Show map
to wrap to cover or surround something with some material (paper, cloth, etc) 1 Show all shifts Show map
to wrestle 1 Show all shifts Show map
to wring a cloth to squeeze or twist a cloth tightly after washing so water is forced out 1 Show all shifts Show map
to write 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
to yawn to open the mouth wide and take a deep breath usually as an involuntary reaction to fatigue or boredom 2 Show all shifts Show map
to yield (of land) 1 Show all shifts Show map
toad 3 1 Show all shifts Show map
tobacco 2 1 Show all shifts Show map
tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum) 1 Show all shifts Show map
tobacco pipe small, hand-held device consisting in its simplest form of a bowl and stem; used for inhaling the smoke of burning tobacco 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
today 1 Show all shifts Show map
toe each of the five digits on the end of the foot 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
together 5 Show all shifts Show map
toilet 1 5 Show all shifts Show map
Tok Pisin (New Guinea Pidgin) an English creole language spoken throughout Papua New Guinea. It is an official language of Papua New Guinea and the most widely used language in the country 1 Show all shifts Show map
tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) 3 Show all shifts Show map
tomorrow 2 Show all shifts Show map
tone character of a sound, especially the timbre of an instrument or voice 1 Show all shifts Show map
tongue (body part) 21 Show all shifts Show map
tonsil 4 Show all shifts Show map
tonsure (of monk) 1 Show all shifts Show map
too much 1 Show all shifts Show map
tooth 20 4 Show all shifts Show map
toothless 1 Show all shifts Show map
top of the head 4 1 Show all shifts Show map
top, upper part None 12 3 Show all shifts Show map
top/crown (of a tree) 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
torch stick with a flame on one end, used chiefly as a light source; a similarly shaped implement with a replaceable supply of flammable material. 2 Show all shifts Show map
torch fishing 1 Show all shifts Show map
torn 1 Show all shifts Show map
torso 4 4 Show all shifts Show map
tortoise, turtle 4 4 Show all shifts Show map
totally, absolutely 2 Show all shifts Show map
touched 1 Show all shifts Show map
tower 4 Show all shifts Show map
town, city 1 4 Show all shifts Show map
toy 1 Show all shifts Show map
trace 3 Show all shifts Show map
track idler wheel 1 Show all shifts Show map
trader one who earns a living by trading 1 Show all shifts Show map
traffic jam 1 Show all shifts Show map
tragus small piece of thick cartilage on the inner side of the external ear that is immediately in front of and partly closing the ear canal 1 Show all shifts Show map
trailer (vehicle) unpowered wheeled vehicle, that is towed behind another 1 Show all shifts Show map
train 1 Show all shifts Show map
trait aspect of personality, personal characteristics, a feature of a character 2 Show all shifts Show map
traitor one who violates allegiance and betrays one's country 1 Show all shifts Show map
transparent 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
transport station 1 Show all shifts Show map
transversal, crosscut 1 Show all shifts Show map
trap, snare (n.) 1 3 Show all shifts Show map
tray mall, typically rectangular or round, flat, and rigid object upon which things are carried 1 Show all shifts Show map
tree 15 1 Show all shifts Show map
tree resin, gum None 3 3 Show all shifts Show map
trench long, narrow ditch or hole 2 Show all shifts Show map
triangle 1 Show all shifts Show map
tribe 1 5 Show all shifts Show map
trick, deceit a concealed difficulty or complication 1 Show all shifts Show map
trick, hocus-pocus 1 1 Show all shifts Show map
trigger (of a gun) finger-operated lever used to fire a gun 7 Show all shifts Show map
Triglidae (fish) 1 Show all shifts Show map
Trimorphodon biscutatus 1 Show all shifts Show map
troop (of animals) 1 Show all shifts Show map
troop (of fishes) 1 Show all shifts Show map
trough 1 Show all shifts Show map
trouser leg None 1 Show all shifts Show map
truck, lorry 1 Show all shifts Show map
true sedge (Carex) plant Carex sp. 1 Show all shifts Show map
truffle 1 2 Show all shifts Show map
trump (in cards) 1 Show all shifts Show map
trunk (of a tree) usually single, more or less upright part of a tree, between the roots and the branches 7 2 Show all shifts Show map
trunk, proboscis (of elephant) conspicuously extended, mobile, nose-like organ of an animal such as a sengi, a tapir or especially an elephant 4 2 Show all shifts Show map
trust, confidence 1 Show all shifts Show map
truth 1 Show all shifts Show map
tube, pipe 4 Show all shifts Show map
tuber 1 Show all shifts Show map
tuberculosis infectious disease of humans and animals caused by a species of mycobacterium, usually Mycobacterium tuberculosis, mainly infecting the lungs where it causes tubercles characterized by the expectoration of mucus and sputum, fever, weight loss, and chest pain, and transmitted through inhalation or ingestion of bacteria 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
Tuesday day of the week; it follows Monday and precedes Wednesday 3 Show all shifts Show map
tufted vetch plant Vicia cracca 1 Show all shifts Show map
tumor 1 Show all shifts Show map
tumour
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tumult, turmoil 1 Show all shifts Show map
tundra flat and treeless Arctic biome 2 Show all shifts Show map
tuning peg peg or screw used to tighten or loosen strings on a musical instrument in order to produce concordant sounds 1 Show all shifts Show map
turbid 1 Show all shifts Show map
Turk person from Turkey or of Turkish ethnic descent 4 Show all shifts Show map
turkey 1 11 Show all shifts Show map
turmeric (Curcuma) Indian plant, Curcuma longa, with aromatic rhizomes, part of the ginger family 1 Show all shifts Show map
turnip white root of a yellow-flowered plant, Brassica rapa var. rapa, grown as a vegetable and as fodder for cattle 4 Show all shifts Show map
turnstone (Arenaria) either of two species of coastal wading bird, Arenaria interpres and Arenaria melanocephala, that breed in the Arctic and readily turn stones or seaweed looking for hidden invertebrates 1 Show all shifts Show map
tusk (of animal) 2 Show all shifts Show map
twelve cardinal number occurring after eleven and before thirteen, represented in Arabic numerals as 12 and in Roman numerals as XII 1 Show all shifts Show map
twin either of two people who shared the same uterus at the same time; one who was born at the same birth as a sibling 2 2 Show all shifts Show map
two cardinal number 2 4 1 Show all shifts Show map
tympanum (of ear) 2 Show all shifts Show map
tyre (of a car) 2 Show all shifts Show map

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